January 14, 200719 yr Author please explain your point.:confused:Money-wise, prestige-wise, etc. My post was in confirmation of yours, that he wouldn't have to be stupid to come back. Right now Brian is expected to go around 18th... and I think next year he's a top 5 pick as the best QB in the draft.
January 14, 200719 yr I don't think that the Brohms have ever been motivated solely by money or prestige. Some people maybe can't fathom how this could possibly true in these days and times. While not insignificant, these factors are only two of many that will influence Brian's decision. (Could this be a reason why he is such a good player, the "most competitive" Coach Petrino has ever been around?)
January 14, 200719 yr Money-wise, prestige-wise, etc. My post was in confirmation of yours, that he wouldn't have to be stupid to come back. Right now Brian is expected to go around 18th... and I think next year he's a top 5 pick as the best QB in the draft. :thumb:
January 14, 200719 yr Hello Peyton Manning. We can play that game all day. Is Leinart really a good comparison since he was projected to be a sure fire top 5 pick, and #1 QB taken? Brohm is projected as the #3 QB, mid to late 1st round. Additionally Leinart had an opportunity to return to a legit contender for national championship.
January 14, 200719 yr Author Additionally Leinart had an opportunity to return to a legit contender for national championship.So does Brian.:sssh: For a BCS team, Louisville returns a surprising amount of players. And actually upgrades at some positions.
January 14, 200719 yr Additionally Leinart had an opportunity to return to a legit contender for national championship. Your last two posts have been great, keep'em up.
January 15, 200719 yr Why do you guys think U of L was going to struggle without Brohm. That is a very questionable statement. The Cards have a ton of experience coming back. The Cards recruiting has been solid the last three years. U of L may not win twelve game but they certainly shouldn't fall off the face of college football. Petrino, by all means, did not leave the cupboard bare. You know, most of the comments made about Brohm staying deals with draft position and money lost. I don't get the impression that means much to him. He loves college life, the University of Louisville and the city of Louisville. Loyalty, commitment and love of the college game. Priceless. Money doesn't always buy happiness and his character speaks for himself. Time will tell, but you know what, I think these situations work out for the better and I am sure Brian Brohm is prepared either way for what lies ahead.
January 15, 200719 yr Why do you guys think U of L was going to struggle without Brohm. That is a very questionable statement. The Cards have a ton of experience coming back. The Cards recruiting has been solid the last three years. U of L may not win twelve game but they certainly shouldn't fall off the face of college football. Petrino, by all means, did not leave the cupboard bare. You know, most of the comments made about Brohm staying deals with draft position and money lost. I don't get the impression that means much to him. He loves college life, the University of Louisville and the city of Louisville. Loyalty, commitment and love of the college game. Priceless. Money doesn't always buy happiness and his character speaks for himself. Time will tell, but you know what, I think these situations work out for the better and I am sure Brian Brohm is prepared either way for what lies ahead. :thumb: Since none of my posts regarding this seemed to get through to the naysayers, I sure hope this one does.
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